The Anthropocene Reviewed - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I love this podcast so much. I have been brought to tears by a number of episodes. Not because they are sad but because they are so beautiful. John Green’s use of the English language and his style of writing take you on a little journey with each episode. You start off on a path that will often ver off in a totally unexpected direction. Just when you begin to wonder if you will ever get back to the topic at hand he brings you exactly where you need to be.
That is when it all falls into place and you are thankful for the journey you just went on.

John green is incredible at writing, reading, and putting everything into these podcasts. His views on the way humanity has become too powerful and yet not powerful enough, on humanities temporal range, and on geese, are all deeply personal yet amazingly widespread and relatable. His way of explaining humanity from one small facet of human kindness is incredible. I know john has said on his YouTube channel: “don’t believe your hype, don’t believe your haters”. A generally good belief, but not quite five stars. I say this because I desperately want you to believe this small portion of your hype. This podcast has slowly become my own new partner, it’s made me cry and it’s made me laugh. It’s been there at very important junctions of my life, and though I do understand it’s hard to realize how anything you have created has reached others, I hope you understand how much this means to me. I love all your writing, the fault in our stars I discovered just after I had been diagnosed with kidney cancer, and it helped me through that phase of my life. I am now three years since the final round if chemotherapy, and still an enthralled by everything you’ve written. You are one of my favorite modern authors, and frankly, I’d read your grocery lists.

I give the Anthropocene Reviewed five stars

It’ll make you laugh, cry, and Hope. John Green has created a series of small, beautiful Masterpieces. I can only hope he is able to take the time to make more.

I loved all of John Green’s books when I was a young adult and now as a grown adult the Anthropocene Reviewed is fantastic and heart breaking and hilarious all at once.